and seconde bookes. | ||||
.fo. 47. | ||||
For the dry Coughe: 37.b. | For roughnes in the Handes & face: | |||
44.a. | ||||
For the perilous Coughe: 21.b. 37.b. | To make Softe Handes, & fayre: 32.a. | |||
For ye cough in ye lungs: 39.a. et b. | For stifnes in the Handes, &c: 32.a. | |||
For the Crampe: 26.a. 33.a. | To remove superfluous Hayre: 40.b. | |||
D. | For wormes in the Handes: 26.b. | |||
For Deafenes: 22.a. 27.a. alias ibid. | For a broke Heade: 27.a. | |||
37.a. alias ibid. | For colde of ye Heade: 27.a. | |||
To make Diaculum*: 23.b. | For ye megrime*, &c: in the Heade: 16.b. | |||
Agaynste ye Dropsye: 19.a. | 21.b. | |||
E. | For payne in the Heade: 11.a. | |||
For chafeinge behind ye Eares: 40.a. | To purge the Heade: 43.a. | |||
For the Emraldes*: 40.a. 18.a. 31.a. | For the scalde* Heade: 41.b. | |||
If the paps of ye Emralds be greate: | I. | |||
31.a. | For the blacke Iaundise*: 16.b. | |||
For ye fallinge Evill: 39.a. | For the yellowe Iaundise: 29.a. | |||
To destroy 15 Evills in man or woma: | An Implayster* of bay berryes: 23.b. | |||
38.a. | For an Imposthume*: 17.a. 38.b. | |||
For the megrime* in the Eyes: 11.a. | To make the Imposthume bagge come | |||
For sore Eyes: 16.b. 25.a. alias 3 ibid. | upwarde: 38.b. | |||
36.b. 37.a. 46.a. | For an Itche: 26.a. alias ibid. 28.a. | |||
44.b. | ||||
F. | K. | |||
For an high coloured Face: 22.a. 26.a. | To kill Kyrnells:* 32.b. alias ibid. | |||
43.b. 44.a. | L. | |||
For blasteinge* of the Face: 28.b. | Laxatives: 33.a. et b. | |||
For pymples in the Face: 28.b. | For sore Legs: 32.a. alias ibid. 36.a. | |||
For the wenne* in the Face: | 45.b. | |||
To withstand colde takeinge in ye Feet: | For ye Liver: 26.a. 38.b. alias 2 ibid. | |||
44.b. | To make pottage for ye Lunges: 37.a. | |||
For a Fellon*: 15.b. alias ibid. 17.b. 24.b. | M. | |||
alias ibid. 28.b. | For Malancholye*: 43.a. | |||
For a Fistula in a womans breast: 36.b. | For wormes, &c: in the Mawe*: 37.b. | |||
To breake Fleame*: 16.a. | alias ibid. | |||
To stop ye Fluxe*: 33.b. | A Medicine of Mr Baltrope: 44.b. | |||
To know whether one haveinge ye Fluxe | For the Megrime*: 24.b. | |||
may live or not: 22.a. | To restore a nurses Milke, if shee | |||
For the bloudye Fluxe: 13.a. 40.b. | bee drye: 37.b. | |||
To stop ye bloudy Fluxe: 13.a. 33.b. | To drive the Morpheye* from the in= | |||
For ye falling of ye Fundament: 44.b. | warde parts: 16.a. | |||
For the Mother in women: 39.b. | ||||
G. | For a sore Mouth: 17.a. 37.a. 38.b. | |||
A Glister*: 17.b. 41.b. | N. | |||
For the Goute: 14.b. 15.a. 21.b. 32.b. | To make Narbon: 34.a. | |||
alias 3 ibid. 33.a. 42.a. | O. | |||
To know whether the Goute be hot or | To make Oyle of Allmonds: 19.b. 20.b. | |||
colde: 32.b. | To make ye Oyle of Exetor*: 20.b. | |||
H. | A receipt of ye Oyle hypericon*: 45.a. | |||
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Transcribed by ALB and RMS